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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1967

Page

8

Hitting Streaks Drive Reds in Memorial Day Split

Pete Rose extended his hitting streak to 25 with five hits in eight as Cincinnati split a Memorial Day doubleheader with St Louis to stay atop the NL. Tony Perez added a 16 game streak and a ninth inning triple, lifting the Reds in the nightcap. Giants and Dodgers won, while Mets lost.

Pete Rose Tony Perez Cincinnati Reds Dave Bristol Rose Reds St. Louis Perez Dick Simpson Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Tim McCarver Julian Javier Don Nottebart Bob Gibson Gibson Ron Willis Simpson Joe Hoerner Gary Nolan Tom Haller Giants Phils Haller Dick Ellsworth Len Gabrielson Dodgers Mets Bill Singer Jack Fisher

Epstein Traded to Senators in Three-Player Move

Mike Epstein moves from Rochester to Washington in a three man deal that also sends Frank Bertin to Baltimore in exchange for Pete Richert. Epstein plans to join the Senators as regular first baseman after reporting, while Richert is expected to bolster Orioles pitching. Richert and Epstein react with mixed emotions, Hodges notes the potential for a strong Senators duo with Frank Howard.

Baltimore UPI Mike Epstein Washington Senators Baltimore Orioles Epstein Frank Bertain Pete Richert Orioles Senators Detroit Tigers Gil Hodges Washington Richert Rochester Stockton Calif Hodges Frank Howard Howard Boog Powell

Waco High baseball schedule under coach Skip Speece

OLDS-Coach Skip Speece directs Waco High School summer baseball. Remaining games include West Burlington there 4 p.m. June 2, Burlington there 7:30 p.m. June 5, Van Buren there June 6, Iowa City here 6 p.m. June 7, Notre Dame there June 9, Central here 6 p.m. June 13, Highland there 6 p.m. June 14, Cardinal here 6 p.m. June 16, Pekin there 7:30 p.m. June 20, Burlington here June 21, Harmony there 8:15 p.m. June 23, West Burlington here 6 p.m. June 27, Van Buren here 6 p.m. June 30, Center there 6 p.m. July 6 Iowa City there 6, July 18 Cardinal there 8, July 21 Pekin here 6 p.m. July 24 Columbus Junction.

OLDS Skip Speece Waco West Burlington Burlington van Buren Iowa City Notre Dame Central Highland Cardinal Pekin Harmony Center Columbus Junction

Campbell Leads Americans In British Amateur Opener

Campbell fired five under par for 17 holes to lead 13 Americans in the British Amateur golf tournament at Formby England. Gallacher, 18, challenged with a strong round but Campbell won 2 and 1 as 27 Americans remain in the field and 20 played Monday on the par 72 course.

Formby England UPI Bill Campbell Campbell Huntington W.va Bernard Gallacher

Walker Cup alumni shine at golf tourney

Campbell led with six birdies as 13 of 24 Americans won, including four Walker Cup teammates. Losers included Don Allen and Jack Lewis Jr. Advances featured Walker Cup stars Gray Tutwiler Grant and Andy Cerrudo. Other winners included Bob Sweeny James Hopper and Pat Baker.

Campbell U.S Lewis Alan Murphy Scotland Allen Britain Ray Ratcliffe Bob Sweeny Palm Beach Fla James Hopper Oklahoma State University Marine Cpl Pat Baker

Do Nothing and Rest Later Wards Beauty

A reflective note on the beauty of choosing moments of stillness followed by restful recovery. The author celebrates quiet, undisturbed periods as essential, praising simple acts of pause and renewal.

Waco High Girls Open Softball Season Schedule

The Waco High girls softball team opens the season at Harmony under Coach Gary Collins. The schedule lists upcoming games: June 1 West Burlington 5 p.m. at home, June 5 Van Buren home, June 6 Mid-Prairie home, June 9 Eddyville away 6 30, June 12 Central away 6, June 15 Cardinal away 8, June 19 Pekin away 7 30, June 20 Eddyville home, June 22 Harmony home 5, June 24 Mid-Prairie away 8, June 25 West Burlington, June 29 Van Buren away, July 10 Central home 5, July 13 Cardinal home 5, July 17 Pekin home 5 p.m.

Olds Waco Harmony Gary Collins West Burlington van Buren Mid - Prairie Eddyville Central Cardinal Pekin

Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Schedule Recap

Summary of American and National League standings with wins losses and winning percentages, followed by Tuesday probable pitchers and Wednesday games. Includes team lists for Chicago Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Boston Kansas City New York California Washington and others with matchups and start times. Contains multiple city and player identifiers such as Downing Peterson Peters and Sparma.

United Press International American League W. L. Pet Chicago Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Boston Kansas City New York California Washington Boswell Merritt Downing Peterson Brunet Sanford Bennett Santiago Peters Johns Wilson Sparma Nash Hunter Ortega Moore McDowell Tiant McNally Bunker City Wash

Top rodeo riders shine at L Bar M event near Columbus Junction

International Rodeo Association sanctioned competition drew 110 contestants from 10 states. Dale Tauke led earnings with 230 dollars, while C E Henry won 120 in steer wrestling and 223 overall. Queen Shel ia Grannaman presided as 3,100 fans braved drizzle Sunday afternoon.

L Bar - M Columbus Junction International Rodeo Association Glen Bird Weatherford Texas Red Coffin Ada Okla C. E. Henry Shelia Grannaman Sperry Iowa Dale Tauke Dyersville Houston Bar Brone Ron Hilton Keller Larry Brannian Brooklyn Harry Wyatt Meeker Colo Judy Raupe Mediapolis

John Charles Daly Named New VOA Director

John Charles Daly was named to head the Voice of America succeeding John Chancellor. Daly, 53, was ABC vice president for news and special events from 1953 to 1960. Chancellor returns to NBC as national affairs correspondent with a higher salary.

Washington UPI John Charles Daly Voice of America Daly John Chancellor United States Information Agency Chancellor Johnson National Broadcasting Co NBC USIA Leonard H. Marks VOA Columbia Broadcasting System CBS American Broadcasting Co ABC

Stainless steel dress on display by Teledyne fibers

United Press International reports from Hartford on a stainless steel dress by Teledyne’s Elektron Standard Division that doubles as a television aerial. The piece, designed by Betsey Johnson, was showcased by Marie-Pierre Barbier, a 23 year old French former model, who described the gown’s drape as metallic yet sheer.

United Press International Hartford UPI Elektron Standard Division Teledyne Windsor Conn Mlle Mann- Pier Barbier United Press International Hartford Marie-Pier Nancy France Jacques Esterel Paris Mlle. Barbier Detroit Mile. Barbier Betsey Johnson Wethersfield New York Miss Johnson Marie- Pier

Real estate transfers listed for Highland Park and Columbian

On the record ends Ray E Brown and wife transfer to Terry M Wolf and wife lot 4 except south 45 feet block 37 Highland Park and Washington Miles J Krieger and wife transfer to Richard D Herlein and wife lot 1 block 8 Columbian and Washington Robert M Langstaff and wife transfer to Leo J Sueppel Jr lot 3d Circle Drive Washington

Ray E. Brown Terry M. Wolf Highland Park Washington Miles J. Krieger Richard D. Herlein Columbian Robert M. Langstaff Leo J. Sueppel Jr Circle Drive

Be Wary of Doorstep Fix-it Peddlers in Spring

Sally Smith warns homeowners that spring cleanup draws pseudo gardeners and high pressure salesmen promising repairs. The Des Moines Better Business Bureau notes they work in teams, perform one decent job to gain referrals, then overcharge or shortchange on future tasks. The National BBB advises sticking to reputable firms, verifying company identity, getting written terms, keeping copies, and paying by check. Do not sign until terms are clear and do not rely on insured loans as guarantees.

Des Moines Better Business Bureau National Better Business Bureau

Mary Temple to work at University Hospital this summer

Mary Temple will be employed at University Hospital in Iowa City for the summer. The news notes a visit by Mr and Mrs Gale Smith of Columbus Junction and a Baccalaureate service. Several 1967 graduates from Keota and Sigourney are celebrated with gatherings at Weber’s Steak House.

Keota Sikke Temple Mary Iowa City University Hospital Gale Smith Columbus Junction Rick Pierce Keith Wells Lyle Smith Raymond Smith Leonard Chatfield Harold Piercy Thompson Parris Wellman Holly Sandra Weber Sigourney Kay Statler Candice Paulice Sable Willard Norris Webers Steak House Terry Kerber Mike Heisdorffer John Hammes Kathleen Hammes Eddie Hammes Denny Devlin Lila Prell Sigourney High School John Brawn Denny Whitewater Wisconsin Isaac Sprague Brauns Braun University of Iowa

Ten Years Ago Visit With Mrs Welsh and Family

Ten years ago Mrs. Don Welsh along with Peter and Gretchen completed a short visit here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jungbluth and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welsh.

Don Welsh Peter Gretchen C. J. Jungbluth Charles Welsh

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